No Blu-ray files working in Architect

[John Rofrano]

[Gary Abraham] “I was able to make Blu-rays before with no problem.”

What changed about your computer? What new software did you install? Do you have a restore point that you can go back to?

What template are you using in Vegas Pro 10?

~jr

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[Mark Krueger]

I am having the same problems with the no information message… any help. I have not installed anything new other than a hard drive.

[Mark Krueger]

Did you get this working? I am having the same problem.

[John Rofrano]

[Mark Krueger] “I am having the same problems with the no information message… any help. I have not installed anything new other than a hard drive.”

What template are you using to render to Blu-ray?

~jr

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http://www.vasst.com

[Mark Krueger]

The template I used for Sony AVC was: Blue Ray 1920×1080-60i-16mbs video stream.

I also rendered it as Main Concept AVC/AAC(.MP4) DEFAULT TEMPLATE and it imported it into Architect just fine. Do you know if that is a lower quality?

I think someone or you said that Sony AVC was the best, so I would like to get it working again.

[John Rofrano]

You’re using the correct template. Something else must be wrong. Do you have any codec-paks installed like K-lite? Codec-paks can mess up your PC.

~jr

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[Mark Krueger]

I am using Raylight Ultra to import Panasonic MX files… Have you heard of any problems here

[John Rofrano]

[Mark Krueger] “I am using Raylight Ultra to import Panasonic MX files… Have you heard of any problems here”

No problems. So you are importing MXF files into Vegas and rendering as MPEG2 Blu-ray and DVD Architect won’t recognize them? That should work.

~jr

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